Posted by Dave K. on January 18, 2002 at 12:48:07:
In Reply to: "viola" versus "voilą" posted by Mojo2000 on January 18, 2002 at 04:49:14:
Mojo, thanks for the clarification...wow weird how long you think you've been reading (and saying the word in your mind for so long...and you are wrong). :-)
-Dave
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: : Viola!
: I agree with your approach. However, since this undoubtedly gets the goat of all francophones around the world (including Louisiana and New England), I would like to clarify this little off-topic bit:
: VIOLA - pronounced "vee-OH-la." A stringed instrument very similar to the violin, but larger and playing withing a lower range (a fifth down).
: VOILĄ - pronounced "vwa-LAH." A French expression meaning "there it is."
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: I believe you wanted the latter. :-)